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Mrs. J. W. Thom: friends In Hillsdale. `Mr and Mrs, G ae.r.;;; beauty salon O ) I\ . . a I A g EL I)I.Au.a.\ ODD date tonight? -__ ".51.- North sriiiigj 18$ C0l`nl]'I1lI 1lI/`V IICLIVILICS {I113 I ,Ly well slowed up. No ser- could be hold at Bethesda on rlnv KILLYLEAGI-I HOLLY I`IlII5 \.-lllIUCI'lu uy IIIUIIC DUIIUUI On Saturday. Nov. 30. the Hills- dale Public School held its an- nual commencement concert. Al- though the roads were so filled in with snow and the weather so unfavorable the people. as usual. encouraged the pupils efforts by a splendid attendance. Jamieson's Hall was beautifully decorated yvith many shields, flags and hunt- DE. . The programme. chiefly of a patriotic nature, opened with the whole school singing There`ll A1- ways Be An England" and Well Never Let the Old Flag Fall". The chairman. Thomas Dawes. gave a short address commenting` on the value of such an entertainment and the wisdom at this time of it being patriotic in character. Songs sung throughout the pro- gramme were Crooked Spectacl- es" and My Own Canadian Home" by the senior room; "Strawberry Fair" by the juniors; "Carry On" by all and two cow- boy songs by Bob and Allan Thurlow. Jean Da\ves and Gwen Brown played a piano duet. Miss Eva Rumble gissisted the school by piano accompaniment wherever needed. Pretty exercises by the juniors in very suitable costumes were a Flag Drill". Canada, East and West". and a Ribbon Drill". The dialogue from the Gracie III Reader entitled The Elves and the shoemaker", was well acted and costumed. A play entitled Dr. Cure-All showed humor-ousl_v by costume. how various people un- satisfied with their appearance were helped to the extreme and decided that "I`were better to bear the ills we have than fly to l others we know not of". The boys ` with red, white and blue wands and head V21l`lOllS bands went wsmci exercises Ull`0ll,`.`,'ll to the lld. 110110. DIIIIGS \VCnL l.l1l`01l2'l1 `various wsmd exercises to the tune of the Maple Leaf. They also did some splendid tumbling and pyramid building. Mr, Dmvos n1'nsm1I,nd High pymmxu nullcnmr. Mr. Dmves presented High School E1urance dinknnas to Ethel Murrn._v, Gladys Dunn. Helen Jmnieson and Bob Anderson with the advice to continue their school work and keen Lheh`1n0rnm good. The com-Jndimz mm1hm- nf Lhn business meeting . -,1 Mrs. Jas. Jennett spent the weekend in Orlllia with her son Herman. who is recovering from an accident. Mrs Msrnmn -and dmnzherg `Marv- good. The concluding number of the programme was a play entitled "Britannia." Britannia sat on a ` draped pedestal with steps on both sides of her, also draped. The play showed how the flag was formed and had all parts of the British Empire coming" and pre- senting their products to Britan- nia. Each British possession and Canada with all her provinces. were costumed and were their ensign. Sonp.'s sung were Rule Britannia, "The Maple Leaf", "O Canada" and Three Cheers for the Red. White and Blue". B11- tannia repeated Kip1ing s Reces- sional when reminded that R,i<,.>.`l1teollsm`ss exalted a nation. but sin is a, reproach to any people". The audience and school sane; All Hail the Power of Jesus Name" and God Save the King". Lne weekend in '1`omnLo. Miss Jeanette Baker has ac- cepted a position in Bzuwie and starlet! work Monday. Dec. 2. Most. of the Ivy boys who are in Lmining at. Newmarket were home for the weekend. MI`.< Jnnlt `R',1nl.h1rr in cnnnrlino Pt.e. Morley Baker, of Camp Bor- den. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Banting`. Mr. and Mrs. G 1. Davis nnrl MJ`S. Jack uanL1ng'. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Banting` spent the weekend in Toronto. Miss Jnnnr-t.h= `Rnknr hnx m-- nor mo weexena. Mrs. Jack Bantmg is spending the week with her mother. Mrs. \Valt.or Smith. Mr nnrl Mr: I.r=n Rnntincr nn \vmw1' smu/n. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Banting and Wm. Banting: al;t,en Miss Kath- leen Dm1tim:'s weddim: at, her home at Conkstown on SnLurda_v afternoon. :.. |...n- u-.. r\..-..|_..L....: nu LLI uuun I. Service in both the Presbyterian and Anglican churches here were cancelled on Sunday owing to the roads being` filled with snow which made it impossible for the cars to not through. Attended Hostess House Event Several of the volunteer workers from here. who helped in the Y.W. C.A. Hostess House at Camp Bor- den last summer. attended the of- ficial opening of their new winter quarters on Wednesday last. They were invited to go and inspect. the new buildings before lunch. At. 2 p.m. the official opening took place with Mrs. Fell as chairman. Mrs. Agnew. also from Toronto, and president of the National Council of the Y.W.C.A. spoke saying that eleven similar Hostess Houses had been opened across Canada. since the war start-ed. Later she intro- duced General Constmltine who officially declared the Camp Bor- den winter quarters open. After this Miss Louise Gates. secretary of the National Council. gave a lot of valuable information about the grand work the Y.W.C.A. is doing which has been established for 70 years. After the speaking, tea and lunch was served to about 175 of the guests of honour present. Those from Ivy were Mrs. Bert McQuay, Mrs. Th0l1lDSOl`l Jennett. Mrs, Fred` Arnold. Mrs. Reg`. Arnold. Misses Irene Lowrie and Gertrude I.enno.\:. -"`"`:*%\ EWEWTON ROBINSON! Miss. Gertie Harrison of Toronto visited her mother on Sunday. Clarence Wood and Elmer Web- ber, in twining at. Long Branch. spent. the weekend at their hnme;~;. 'Y`hn Vn|1\\n Dnnvxln hnh-I ohnin D|lU|ILv l.vll(' VVlTl'I\K'Il\| All Ll|K'|l IIUIIICD. The Young People hold their llllt`f 1ll1I nll Tllt`.'\`(ltl\' nllrhl. Nov. 326. with 11 good ntlenclunce. The jtopic. "Citizeushi1)". was taken by lJim St.evl`.s. The Bond Heml So- l(`lt`I_\' will be the guests of the local Societv Dec. 4. Fbher`s Corners W.I. | i I i I The re.<:ular meeting of the F`ish- n I I I I I er's Corners W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Chas. Wilson. Thurs- day. Nov. 28. \vith an attendance of 13 members and VlSlt0l S. The Red Cross quilt . the previous week was finished. The nrogrmnme was in Chl'L't of the Atzl'ictlltur~.ll and Historical Research committee. Mrs. Connell gave :1 mmer on hap- penintzs of fiftv venrs mm which was verv il1t.erestim.z. Mrs. Steers I l't.l(l u. mmer on Budgeting our 1 Income" and stressed the value of bookkeeping, especially on the farm. There was an exhibit. of useful home-made articles for lh(' l kitchen. After the Close of tht-i meetine` the usual social. hour was spent. The next meeting" is to be in Mrs. John R4lmsay's on Dec. l2. /'5\n;.;iArew's Preshy`rr='?nn Chwch ,,_,,__..,__.#_.< .__._\\ REV. J. S. SHC)R'II`. M.. \.. D.D.l Mim'.\`tPr EDMUND HARDY. Mu.\'_ Ran. I~`. 1`.(.`.M. i Organist and Clmirmastvr l Fine Concert by Public School ('\r\ Qnhlrrlcnr Nfrur '! fhn Y-HE. Miss Gladys McDowell spent the weekend at. her home at Rose- mont. \.Vn hnvp mnrn gnnw nnm than Imonu. We have more snow now than Inn last. winter and it is heavy coma for cars a1t.lmus1h the r-mm. \`V(` HXIVE !l\0l'(` SHOW HOW man Lui;`*`m,. aa`a`.%u;. :-:.e".:i`:.:.' ammmm%%a=saesm%%mm:>s:e2mmaam~mmau: EELSDALE THE BARRIE EXAMINER, BARRIE, ONT.. CANADA ivy; gvmwvwawwvmwvaawtmwwmwavwavwavawmzwwwawwawvawwzgg Collier St. l.:ulies' at (fhurehlll W.M.S. The November l1l8(!Lll`ll.{ of the Churchill Women's Missionary Society was held at the church on I`hursda_v. Nov. 21. with the members of Collier St. United Society as their guests. Following the business in which Mrs. R. S. Stewart. Miss Tenn, Rop;erson and Miss A. J. Allan were m)pointed nomin;i.tin:.r. committee for the el- ection of officers for 1941, the president. Mrs. T. R. Wilson. wel- comed the visiting: s()ciety and in- vited their pre:<.ident. Mrs. Park- house. to preside. She was assist- ed in presentim: the progzraminc by Mrs. S. E. Lewis who tool: the scripture reudiiq, Mrs. H. Armstrong and Mrs. Carriere in the service of song and Mrs. C. C. Parsons who gave the address. her subject being "()liristian Stewardship". Miss A. J. Allan ex- pre. nmweciation of the splen- did nrogitainnie and the pleasure of the Churchill society in hav- ing uthe Collier St. Society as their guests. Mrs. R. Boyes presided at the ten `table during the ten hour. 129 Dunlop St. A. E. SMITH Phone 535 Furniture - Stoves - Paints :3.~ &t?{a@1;e?Za1:!;aa%a5i%a%ae4a&.E1QeQ> % . u..zmn.J.n.. .,u....u.u.4.- v. .v Iv SUNDAY SCHOOL---10 o'clock MORNING WORSH1l ---11 o'clock !:\\nm\vn\vr: \`li`D\7lt*II` '.` .\`.~l...-l.- HUI] LIIUW IJl.`lUl\.' i|- l,uu\\.' uuuncn. Owing to illness of Rev. Mr. Newman no service was held in SL. Pebc-1s Church last. Sunday. Rev. A. N. Cooper of Central United. Barrie. occupied the pulpit in the United Church in exc-han::o with Rev. F`. W. Madden. I Enj0_vcl Guthrie. Play In spite of unfavourable weatherl the bazaar and entertainment. un- der the auspices of the W.A. UniL- ecl Church last, Friday night. was well attended and a goocllv num- ber of useful articles disnosed of to the financial benefit. of the As-! sociation. 'I`he prorzramme consist,-l ml nf n. nlnv "Aunl. Bessie Beam? . . .. Minesinp: is well blanketed with snow. There must, be over :1, foot. on the level. }Ie1'e's hoping it, does not blow before :1. tlmw comes. I\uuivun- tn Hlnnnn nt` `Dnuv RN1- socmuon. The consnstl-I, ed of a play "Aunt. Bessie Beats. the Band by Guthrie Young People". a comedy dranm. which was certainly well mesented and appreciated. There were no weak ones in the cast. all taking their parts exceptionally well. Guthrie young people have a reputation here for pumng on real entertain- ment every time they come. Vocal solos were rendered beuven acts: by Mrs. Tuck and Anclrew Orcl1ar(l.1 hnlh of which were well 1'entlered.l D.V MTS. '. |bot.h of ' by and township plows are busy opening the roads. The Happ_v Hour Club held their first. meeting: for the sea- son on Thu1`sd:1_v evening: with a. very good zllrLC`l1(idl1C(`, The prizes for euchre were won by Miss Edna. Haugh and Elgin Foster while the consolation prizes wont to Mrs. M. Ferguson. The next. meeting will be on Frldzw Dec. 13. instead of 'I`hursdzw niglit. l %:za:m%%wa:%a:xsax%%%%m At the Sign of The Bear "Eiicilii" MINESINCI Tuck and Al1(lI'(`\\' urcnm-(1. which remlerotl. uvlultw 1 NL: w L: nmr1u'-~| E\ ENIN(.`- SERVICE~~T 'I`l IURSD:\Y EVENING ` Simmons 3: Co. n a Basil Emms is spondim: time in Toronto. Snow Plow Welcome The county snow plow mnclo its lirst, trip of the season along` the Ridge Road on Monday morning. Needless to say everyone wns glad to know the road was once more pmssal>le. Local Swckmcn Win Prizes Congratulations go to Ernest ` and Bert. Crawford who were suc- ' cessful exhii)lt,ors M the stock show held in the Union Stock Yards Toronto, last week. Ernest.` Cruwforti won :1 major auvarci and. Bert. had 21 couple of prizes lo` SONIC his credit. Death of Mrs. Wm. O'Brien 1 IL was with profound reg'1:i. this community learned oi` the sudden passing of Mrs. William O'Brien. Mrs. O'Brien. before her in-.u'riage was Ivy Forward. :1 (laughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Luke Forward. and it was in the village of Oro Station she spent, her girlhood. The deepest. sympathy is extended to the en- tire family in the loss of (I. de- voted wife and mother. Mrs. Elm- er Uncles of Lhis village is n sis- ln.- , I .l .ll . Hllfllllg The Y.P.W. met, in Lhc church on Tuesday night. Nov. 26. with nineteen present and Mrs. T. L. Young in charge. She gave 2! topic on "The Tonic in a Text". Miss Gertrude Hobson read some interesting: current, events. A bibli-5 [cal contest, conducted by Mrs. T.` L. Young brought me t-veninL: to a close. . I R;-d (".r-nu: Officers Fnnlml ! ` INCH \.al1D.\n \IllI|7L'|.`: Izlccutu. The C-renfel Red Cross met Wednesday afternoon at. Mrs. Chas. Harris with fifteen present. They packed (1. box to be sent, ,vo Vernon Stewart in Iceland. IThe_v also orderecl two bolts of fflzumeleme for pyjamas ilnd one bolt; for sheets which will be giv-I en out, at the next, meeting at: Mrs. Hm`r_v P:u'r's on Wedncsdayi afternoon, January 15. Officers were elected for the coming yearv as follows: P1'es.. Mrs. Everar(l| Harris: sec'y, Mm Jessie How-I nrd; 'I`1'eas.. Misx Ethel Hm'1'is, ! Mr. and Mrs. R. Reed Show:-red On Wednesday evening. Nov. 27. :1 number of friontls in the community gathered an the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Campbell to shower Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Reed with their good wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Reed were married Oc- tober 1 and have just. returned from an extended trip as far west. as the Coast. During the evening Miss M:1rgz1r(-t. Campbell read an 66"`rXTi51?f WE ARE SHOWING A FULL RANGE OF HUDSON SEALS, RICE LAKE MUSKRAT. PERSIAN LAMBS, FRENCH SEAL, ELEC. SEALS, SUPER SEALS AND A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FANCY FURS. Be WARM and COMFORTABLE SUNwD2\\ . DFEEMBER 8. 1940 11 AM. and 7 PM`. '1`I'1l-`. MINISTER SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 3 P.M. \'.P.S.. MOND.-\Y. at 6 PM. Cln'is:nms Entcwtzxinnwnt. Doc. 19 \ I close. Red Cross Officers Elected T\l.,. 11.... rnl nu! t...-H... yum Thor gives you many exclusive fea- tures - - - Turb-o-Roll tub, Patented Superagitator, Lifetime Mechanism, Exclusive Free Rolling Wringer. Thor %Washers FAMOUS SINCE 1906 GRENr:r2I-_ fdpfnl Y.l'.U_ lvlueting D Ill and in flu 0ur Prices Are Right Prices Range from $79.95 Ask for Free Demonstration appropriate address while Ruth {Campbell and Murray Caldwell presented Reg. and Grace with a well-filled basket of beautiful girls among which was :1. radio Lable and hook rack combined I IS`; lV|CIII\J\J|Dl lV|lJ. 9 Clamwrton Strvvt REV. F. LO!-"1'. Hill.\`dul', M guts which radio table and book rack combined from the senior members of the P.W.M.S. of which Gmce was a very faithful member. Mr. and Mrs. Reed cxnressecl their thanks to their friends for their remem- in'nn(:us and L-,'oo(l wishes for their future immness. Mr. and Mrs. Reed will reside near Thornton. |_irv=wzrm7wwvm%wwss72r2ram2zwi&4 I`7"i+`II'<? ~337$ 3 ?V3`l7 ?S*e`*? 7lT"Q`V`%'ZT7ZT`?@`W This year, ore than ever before, we are all looking for gifts w_ ~_qh will not only express our love and af- fection, but which will be really useful. Many styles, from $1.25 Shaving Sets, in all lnnrlinn nanlrnc `)Kn ulllwvlus uuvo, All us: leading makes, 25c up Bill fnlds, real leath- En nu. IJIII IAIIHD, ICGI. Abl:|l.lI' er ........................ ..50c up Cameras. from . ..... ..$1.60 Photo Albums, from 25c 1\lilitur_v Pen Sets, at $5.00 Other styles from 50c up Hold-alls for active r....._ en. llUlu`aIln nun. up VA vu service, from ........ ..59c Flashlights .......... .. 750 up Manicure Kits, from 60c Cutex and Revelon Sets Dresser Sets. in pearl- bone or metal, boxed, from ...................... ..$4.25 WM. CROSSLAND \\ X` 50 Dunlop St. MILITARY BRUSH SETS MAY WE SUGGEST ~--_j___ ' Indian women made face powder from corn meal and other plant sources. says .'I writm` in Nature l\/fnnzvrinn sources. 5 Magazine. Mn n rnv Avxzngaznnp. No scrum known will connte1'ac1. the poison uf Lho. hnshmaster, dan-. gerous big snnko of thv South Am- erican Lmpics. ITS`. unxmrnrnnnl ea-ir~nH<|Q Sn? CFICEIII l.l'(lpl|.`S. U.S. government. scimisls S113 that it tulms yunrs tn -])1`0\'(` :1 new variety of wheat is gmul, hnl. Om`- yenr may pruvo it is pom`. Perfumes and Colognes World-famous lines in all sizes. From .... ..50c Cosmetic Sets---"Her" fa- vourite helps to beauty. Boxed, from .. .....25c Dian-ie.s, Autogrziphs, etc. Some leather- bound ................ ..25c up Scrap Books, Recipe Files Many styles and prices. r.v 1'; Dan ! M... I.`. Page Eleven Barrie Full Gospel Tabernacle -- 75 Collier Sr. -`An.-A.` .._.. -- A __.-- SUNDAY. DECEMBI-`.R 8. 19-80 1! A.M.---~'I`HF. MlNl$'l`F.R 3 P.Nl.-~-'I`Hl*`. (`HURCII SCHOOL 7 P.M.~ ~EVENlN(`. SERVICE (`. \P'l`. l{l".\' ESSEX l-`ix':.~idv ll-luv` fr!` '.\`:xu: l-`.\':`I`.:n;: ,\`.n`:`\'H'U J.llCi8's unurcn on '1`nu1'sc1a,v arter- noon. Dec. 12, at 2.30. Programme will be in charge of Mrs. Horton, convener of Canadianization. Roll call. Why I am glad I am a Can- diam". Members are asked to note this meeting is being held a week earlier than usual. also at 2.30. Trinity Mission Circle met at Mrs. J. T. Scott's on Wednesday evening. In the absence of Mrs. Iva-n Maw. the chair was taken by Mrs. A. Black. The worship service was taken by Mrs. Spencer, Miss MacKenzle and Mrs. McQuay. The study chapter Africa" was taken by Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Black and Miss Irene Barlow. Miss Ritchie gave a delightful piano solo. It was de- clcled to hold the next meeting on Dec. 18. Thornwn War Charity Report for October and November The Thornton War Charity have sent to the Navy League, Tor- onto, 89 pairs socks, 20 suits py- jamas, 1 quilt, 4 helmets. 5 sweat- ers. 6 scarves, 10 pairs wristlets. 2 nero cans. 5 nairs mitts. 2 ADEX-YEAST] SUNDAY. DECEMBER 8. 19-10 H A.M.--MORNING WORSHIP 3 P.M.-~BlBLE SCHOOL - I\|A' Mrs. J. W. Thompson is visitme `ends In Hillsdale. ' iireMFth&aTM;;sa` ll fV1n.....n- .snc Glynn! 'i'hIi1'siaiy, 'Decembe1- 5, 1940 . Next to Iigxy I !'.|\ll. EVENING GOSPEL SF.RVlC`E nmru nu-n\')-n .. .~.-~m.v.u-I um... rm SQUIBB Vitamin A-B-D-G Tablets SUNDAY. DECEMBER ` n. ..v.` . .7 : I.IuIII\_rII l\v\.. \IIuI\.\I Church I\!qn:.\'t-~r: RI-Iv, W. A. I-IARLSTON DOE Orgamst: Mr. Frank Dutch:-r $101.00. The Wm` Charity Coxnmittce have appreciated the splendid re-. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1940 ll A.M. AND 7.30 P.M. 10 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL 'I'HURSDAY. 8 PM. Firsf Baptist Church \\ I~`.l.(`0Ml-`.8 vmv Bu rtwn Ave. rm} v. nu . PASTOR REV. H. G. BALL 'l(_night s Drug Sgorgh John !\1v(7iIIivmIdy. Ministv'r THORNTON V||V\.l \l\lD['l'4|4 x`l':l\\'I\,l`4 -vmutn :n .~`I`:In,-gm`! Stzxy In!` --ncllv Hull` lluur fullmxuuz n Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bennett. ; 'I`rinit,_v W.M.S. will meet or. Wednesday. Dec._ 11. at Mrs J. W Henry's This wnll be the annua._ business meeting Mrs, Jag. Jennett. snent. the PLEASE NOTE-Services are on RL\II IfII? $AllILI TIA`? IVwI- avavuvuvu SIG \I I>Z~'Y'uGHT ,5_A.`1'_"'_`3_T_'*_`._ WE DELIVER I I || \.'|UL`I\ -u ; Nclock 8 u`t'1nrk ; 8. 1940 Minister [wining workers. Christmas boxes| have been sent to our overseas boys and socks given to all our boys who have enlisted from this district. More than 25.000 Cam.- dian sailors. over 5,000 of these irom Ontario. are fighting our battles on the seas. Donations to 'nemers to provide comforts loi =r-em will be gratefully accepted. -signed) Mrs. L. L. Greene. Sec'.v. St. Jude's W.A. Elects officers St. Jude's W.A. met on Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. John Easton s Election of officers resulted as fol- lows: Hon. Pres.. Mrs. Wells Flet- cher; Pres., Mrs. I-Iarry Lvnn: Vice-Presidents. 151:. Mrs. Arthur Reid; 2nd. Miss Rachel Brooks; Sec:ret.a.ry. Genevieve Jamieson; Treas., Mrs. Dalton Banting: Dor- cas Sec'y. Mrs. T. Cheasley; Assist- ants, Mrs. John Easton. Mrs. Geo. McDonald. Mrs. Reid; Little Help- ers` sec'y. Juanita. Jamieson: Thankoffering sec y, Mrs. W. E. Grey; Living Message" Sec`y. Mrs. Reid; sick Members Committee. Mrs. Vernon Jennett. Mrs. Isaac Jennett. Mrs. Robt. Orrock, Miss Brooks; Newcomers` Committee. Mrs.` Grey, Mrs. Fred Webster, Mrs. Jos. Moore Mrs. Josh. Terry, Mrs. Easton. Mrs. Fletcher; Pro- gramme Committee Mrs. Reid. Juanita. Jamieson, Mrs. Vernon Jennett. Mrs. McDonald; Pianist. Mrs, Grey; assistant. Genevieve Jamieson. I Winipr Arrived: Qnilrlnnlv Jamieson. winter Arrives Suddenly Last Tuesday evening Winter de- scended very suddenly and has been keeping it up ever since. Mon- day morning it appeared as if the storm was over and citizens got themselves dug out only to be snowed up again Monday after- noon." some people predict, that this snow will not stay while oth- ers remind us of the year winter set in on November 5 -and stayed until the next spring. A community meeting, under the auspices of Federation of Agriculture leaders in the Mid- hurst. area, will take place in Miclhurst. Hall on Tuesday even- ing. Dec. 10. special sneaker: K. N. M. Morrison. of First Co-opera tLt.lve Packers. Everyone is invited. Two reels of motion pictures will be shown on subject: So You .Want, to be I-lealbliiv." superior garments sent in by the willing workers. Christmas boxes [spouse in money and the very Ihave been sent. to our overseas. IIILLILCW D uuuc;:,c. IILILUII1, lllhb duly. The Senior Women's Institute will meet. in the basement of St. Jude's Church 'I`hursda,v after- noon. Dec. 12. at. 2.30. Programme I 11 n.1v1. | l"'I`HE TEACHING OF THE BIBLE ON THE LORD'S SUPPER" BIBLE SCHOOL. 3 RM. 7 P.M.-'I`l~lE GLORY OF CHRIST" I-Inppy Half Hour in Song. 8.15 p.m. MONDAY --F.B.Y.I .A.---8 PM. Wednesday. 8 p.m. PRAYER AND PRAISE -------- I i' 5} .L_4.r1?tes*_ _C5':Ch| I`-IV]. SERMON on Mis- sim.'u'_v Wonk in China. Conn` and . tho nximionury at work. Young People's Fireside after Sorvivo I I H .1.US'1`R:\'1`ED '7" m _`"' `-' ' `_""- _"'_`-`-`\ I Central Umted Church IRPI`. A. N. Cooper. B.A.. l\limstv1i Collier St. Baptist Church THE FRIENDLY CHURCH PASTOR: REV. T. L. WHITE SUNDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1940 ll A.M.-HOL!NESS SERVICE 2.30 P.M.-~SUNDAY SCHOOL 7 P.M.-EVENING SERVICE \0UNG PEOPLE'S, Friday. 8 pm. Tuesdnv. 8 nm_ gnu. u \IAIJL.4uI u {\\ll\l|.llI`LJI:L Public Meeting. Saturday. 8 p.m. }__...._______, {,1 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1940 1-- REV. S. E. LEWIS. M./L. 13.1). Minister LLOYD TUFFORD IN-...n n an-nl f`luA.~...nn4n.. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1940 n A.M.--THE MINISTER cuvnch SCHOOL 3 P.M. - v\In ers. o scarves, 1U pmrs w1-1sucr,s. cups, pairs mitts. "housewives." ' The canvass of the district. in September and October Lomllecl $101.00. The Chnritv Coxnmitme SUNDAY. DE(`EMl3F.R 8. 1940 II A.M. AND 7 PM. THE MINISTER .3 P.M.-CJ-{URCH SCHOOL WHITE G-IFT SERVICE MONDAY, 8 PM. YOUNG I`I:`.OI LE`S UNION Jessie R. Brysmz Organist and (`hmr Imadrr (`('\YUII<` 'T`lW (`IlIII)."I.l uunu x'1:.ux'1.r.b, rrmay. :5 p.! Tuesday. 8 pm. R.S. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY N Th Soivotinn Ar`my' COLLIER STREET Oifiwrs 111 Charge: MAJOR BEAUMONT CAPTAIN BRIDLE L4LJJ LJ 1 U K` K` LJl'\lJ Organist and Choirmastor TVHHISI UH" \ HUIT l4I "Ul COME TO CHURCH T MIDHURST` 80 TABLETS Phone 546' Contain both Cod Liver Oil and Yeast vl.Il'I'lin.u Biologically tested for Vitamin Potency. friends In Hnlsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Mchrmah`. suenl: Sunday at Schomberu vmx. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bennett. , 'I`rin1r.v W_M.S. will meet on: 51.00 Dalton Snlcher is visiting his sister. Mrs. Ernie Archer. Fennels. Mrs Jmnnn `Ruin is: visimtr with enu under me paremm` mm. Miss Florence Higgins. who has snout; some time in Collingwood. is` home again with Mrs. Wm. Gxbson. ' 'l\/frq (`.1nrm1r~:- Qnma F`.rlmnm1r- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Buio visited on Friday at Fred Richardson`s. I-`ergusonvnle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodward lt`-I` S011 MCIVIII. er, Allisfon. V Bud Milne returned home on Sunday after an appendicitis on-` eration in Collingwood llosnital. The children are busy practis- ing for their Ch1'ist;mas concert;. George Buie spent the week- end under the parenta1`mof. Collinqwood. Glbson. ' Mrs. Clarence Sage. Eclenvalc-_ visited last; week at, the home of her son Melvin. Mr nnd M1-c J I". `Ruin vir.-ifnd rergusonvnle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodward have moved from their farm which was taken over for the flying field and are living in Burl: _Bellam_v`s house till they build their own house. I Hnrnl Ruin nf Nnhpl qnnnl; n |l)ll1l(`l M1811` HOIISC. Harold Buie. of Nobel. spent :1 few days 1'ecem.ly with his par- ents. Mrs. Buie and baby Don-. ald are renmining for some time.` 11---; n.....I-.. ..:..u...... ..A vs up ..... ...v .-.....u.....,.` .u. uuun. vn||A\/. Recent Sunday visitors at. R. M. Giffen` were Mr. and Mrs. Oehm and Mrs. Peter Giffin. of Stayner and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giffen. of Toronto. Mrs '11l1nm7n`.< Andmtqnn whn SISLGI`. Mrs. nzrme Archer. r'enne1s. Mrs. James Buie is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Spich- Alliston. End Nfilnn 1~nf.mnnd hnmn nn accident. Mrs. Munson and dnughers Mary- lyn and Barbara. Ann, of Vulcan. A1ta.. are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F`. G. Simpson. Owing to the condition of the 01` Toronto. Mrs. 'Ihom'as Anderson. who has spent. the last. four months with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wiggins, left on Sunday to join her husband who is now in Toronto. wu.n severe abtacks or nu. Our sidcronds are almost, im- passable to cars and with the prevalence of grinpe in many homes commtmity activities pretty avice could he hold at. Rol.h9. on :sunc1a,v. . . On_ce more on Its round IS the eye-filling" red covered cutter of our uc.-x1i:11 and faithful mail courier W J F`1'N\fhv ns snncr. our uemzn am: Immxui man courier. W. J. Frecth_v. as snug- ly esconced therein m.-ninst, the stormy assault of winter he hands out to the awaiting boxholders the daily dish of the world news. Early Winter Farin Notes Writing.-; to :1 Toronto daily :1 self-styled rnin-nuLker. \vith be- coming modesty. claims for him- self and his rain-nmkinp: machine located at Regina. the lion's share of the credit. for Sasknt'v11mvr.n's located at. tcegum. the lion's share of the credit for Saskatchewan's bumper crop this year. Nor is that all-he announces further that his contraption (working on some sort of e1ecti'0-in:19.net.ic principle! is all set to tzivo that province its heaviest snow fall in many years. Is it possible that the thing has been left at few notch- es too wide open so that On- tario is petting some of the run- over? How about it request to the gentleman to turn off the tap, or \`.'l`.atevei' controls -.11-3 output. Tn Hus in~.nnu-Inn: n-..n.u~ no` Oliver R.'1,vmer and his helper. Jack Robinson. have been quite ill lwith abtacks of flu. (Wnr ' nrn nhnnct. inw- 1 vnce cow Sunday. ()n(-0 summer ana mu. cf hay are on ha uualitv is not 111.. portion of the s spoiled and mud grains are of value. Taken on ever. incmasod ilml. nhnnf. rmnw Mrs. Roy Kellv spent the \vs=ek- `end in 1\Ie-Mord. 3 I Mrs VV MHHK RI-nrifnrri chant` run In xxleaxom. Mrs. W. Mullis. Bradford. spent Friduv and SaI.urd~.1y at William] Walk:-r`s. x I A: thn wunlv nf nn ininrv Incl! and Mrs. F. G. Simpson. Owing of roads the Anglican minister could not get; over from Utopia and the attendance `at, the United church was very small. St. Jude's A.Y.P.A. met on Mon- ]w:\1Ker s. . I As the result of an imuxxv last year. Clarence Prince has been advised to have an X-Ray of his knee. It is hoped that the find- ings will not be of a erious na- uu'e. SvInl\nt.h\' nf H19 nnnnnnnitv on: S,vm1)atJw of the community goes out. to the Counts family in their [recs-:11 berenvemem. and also [0 IM". O'I{am whme father passed :1- l \\'a_v last 'I`lmrsd:u` in Collimuvood. 'T`l\n vn~.|u- ivinndu nf f`.nr\u-n-A I \\i|_V llll lllU|DkH|) Ill l,`LNlH|\VU\J(I. The m~.m\' friends of George Lucas \\'l1l be anxiously :u\'ait.im.-.` fll-\'0l`l\b1c` word as [0 his \\'x=lf-.n'e. as it has been reported umofflcinllvv that the "Borwick had been dam- .u:od last week. The S.S. pupils are busy m-actis~ ing for t.he1r Christmas concert. Mrs, Tooth of Bnlnn snout. n mg 101' Lnelr cnrxsunas Mrs. Tooth of Beoum spent :1 few days last week with her mo- ther. Mrs. Parson. Frank hmhnm nf Ffmwrt. Vic- uea ms sxswr last. week. The United Women's Association will meet in the basement of the church on Wednesday. Dec, 11. A 0nd amendance Is asked for as it` election or officers. I met. Mrs. 1-`arson. Fran}: Imzhani, of Egzbert. vis- ited ms sxswr last week. T119 Uninad VVnmm\': Aucnoinnnn 77 _ _ _, 7 33 Dunlop St. Phone 288 Next to Hurlburt Shoe Store I...-..._...-..-.--..-. -u-.. -_..._.n- Sunnidale Corners There is nothing like self-confidence in your appearance to help make any evening a success. Phone us now for a wave set and manicure that may dazzle your beau in- to a proposal. small. St. A.Y.P.A. day evening at Juanita Jnmieson's. The president. George Fry. gave an Interesting review of the Toronto Diocesan summer school held at st. Andrew's College. Aurora. last July. '1`!-an Qnninv \X7('\rnnn'a Ynuhnha